Michael Bloomberg and Arnold Schwarzenegger were deemed heroic for scrapping ideology to solve problems. But eschewing 'politics' for its own sake isn't necessarily courageous or wise.

On September 27, 2006, California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed AB 32, an act that would cap California’s greenhouse gas emissions at 1990 levels by 2020. This is the first law in the country establishing a mandatory cap on statewide greenhouse gas emissions. The California law requires aggressive emissions cuts, but...

With polls showing a drop in Barack Obama's job rating and sinking support for the Democrats' health care plans, there is evidence of collateral damage where you might not expect to find it, in the standing of Democratic governors.

The California budget crisis may well lead to a second financial calamity that would be far worse than anything experienced over the past eighteen months.

Chris Christie, the Republican governor of New Jersey, has confronted his state's fiscal crisis head-on and is now being mooted as a potential presidential candidate.

If we are to have the kind of comprehensive government-guaranteed health care that Barack Obama and Tom Daschle want, we will need to open ourselves to the international market in medical services.

Democrats in Washington are still trying to impose policies like those that have ravaged California rather than implement those that have proved so successful in Texas.

The Republican Party is at a historical crossroads. Only one side can win.